In Qingshi Town in the 1990s, a mountain of resources was locked up by channels and information gaps. Lu Chen returned to the starting point and did not choose to escape. Instead, he used the land as a chessboard and the people's hearts as bargaining chips to reconstruct the distribution from the underlying logic. When the scattered poverty turned into a sophisticated industrial system, it not only cut off the local snakes' financial path, but also shook the black hand reaching into the mountains in the provincial capital. The rules have changed, and those who set them can no longer sit still.
